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Toluse Olorunnipa

Toluse Olorunnipa

White House Bureau Chief at The Washington Post

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  • English
Covering topics
  • National News
  • White House
  • Politics

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Biden aides look to Fifth Amendment as autopen probe widens

As the GOP probe into Biden’s mental acuity and use of an autopen expands, a growing number of his top aides are being swept up in a thorny legal predicament.
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The former president bet that the economic benefits of his policies would protect them over time. Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress have upended that wager.
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Zohran Mamdani’s stunning rise gives Democrats a playbook — and cre...

The swift ascendance of a 33-year-old democratic socialist in the race for New York mayor has sparked a fierce debate over the future of the Democratic Party.
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For Democrats, handcuffs are the latest symbol of resistance to Trump

Democratic officials are increasingly being detained, arrested or indicted, highlighting the president’s use of federal law enforcement and raising their profiles.
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In stark, campaign-style inaugural speech, Trump paints himself as ...

While presidents have used their inaugural addresses to call for unity and set an optimistic tone, Trump spent much of his speech painting the portrait of a nation badly in need of rescue.
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Biden’s racial record reflects both failures and quiet progress

Biden was unable to push through police reform or voting rights laws. But he elevated numerous Black leaders and launched programs to aid minority communities.
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Biden’s agenda had a big impact. Will history give him credit?

As construction cranes rise above Trump-friendly towns, the trillions injected into the economy by Biden’s policies did little to boost his party’s fortunes
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Gerald Ford, in eulogy read by son, calls Carter his ‘old friend’

In an extraordinary moment at the Carter funeral, one president speaks to another from beyond the grave.
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Harris’s L.A. home under evacuation order as California fires spread

No one was at the home the vice president shares with second gentleman Doug Emhoff.
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Biden designates national monument at former Indian boarding school

The monument will be located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the campus of a former flagship facility for reeducating tribal children. The U.S. once had more than 400 federal Indian boarding schools in 37 states.
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Biden spurs controversy by saying of Trump, ‘We’ve got to lock him up’

The president quickly moderated his remarks to suggest figurative rather than literal incarceration.